On the recordOctober 21, 2019
Local administrations have refused to define essential services for purely political reasons, because of the incapacity of politicians to be straightforward with the people.
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congress.govLocal administrations have refused to define essential services for purely political reasons, because of the incapacity of politicians to be straightforward with the people.
Criticism of local administrations for not defining essential services due to political issues.
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